Bucks County

Bucks County, Pennsylvania

On southeastern border of PA, north of Philadelphia; original county, organized as Buckingham County Mar 10, 1682. Name Origin: Shortened from the original name, Buckingham, for the English county of Buckinghamshire (also called Bucks), home of the Penn family and of many original settlers

com)-- Penn Community Bank, formed by the unification of two of the region's most-established and trusted local banks, is excited to unveil its new identity, a fresh, modern presentation of financial organizations that have been part of the Bucks County community for 130 years.

Visitors who might not be attracted to textiles initially will find the patterns and color in these pieces breathtaking - and the fact that a number of the quilts were pieced in Bucks County adds an exciting dimension to the exhibition.

A FIVE-and-a-half-hour journey paid off for County Durham sports horse breeder Billy Moran and his three-year-old in hand brown hunter gelding, Look North, as they took a Bucks County Show Cuddy qualifier.

Solebury has the highest number of well-preserved large stone farmhouses and barns in Bucks County, including one of the highest concentrations of 18th century stone structures, In 1871, it ranked among the best agricultural townships in the county.

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